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RE: Kloe. 22-year old technology student in Sweden, minimalist, traveller, video and crypto enthusiast.

in #introduceyourself7 years ago (edited)

hello @simplykloe
This post maybe long but read it.
you are very much welcome to steemit,a one of its kind in the history of social networks. i will like to share with you some lessons i learnt the hard way.
First,write on your area of strength, don't struggle more to get topics to write on, but when you write based on what you know/do well at, that becomes your brand and fellow steemians will know what to expect from you on every post.

don't beg for followers.

When people follow you on a quip pro quo basis, that's the foundation of not getting upvotes and comments, because many of your followers didn't do so because they wanted what you have to offer but rather they are just there as numbers. #don't go for numbers, go for values.

When i joined, after my intro post. i went low key and started engaging with people on their posts and comments and like that,i was getting people that truly liked me for me. i must note that at some post as a newbie, i outrightly asked people to follow me and i will follow back, but that was before i learned that it was one of the unwritten rules of steemit; don't beg for followers.

Again,participate in contests, it will connect you to people and probably, earn you some steem/steem dollar. and always try to leave a good comment on people's posts. this dose wonders.
Finally, learn to engage. Get the esteem app on your phone so that after writing and posting with your pc,you can now use your phone to reply on the go. This will help you build your followers.
I hope that this piece will be of grate help to you as it has been for me[though i learn t the hard way]. Follow them and thank me later. : )
You can also see more on how to blog my privious posts here1 & 2
once more, you are welcome. Nice video anyway. Let's keep in touch
@arizonawise.

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Thanks for the info. Definitely useful :)

You are welcome

Kloe, I want to add to that. There is no right way...just a mixture of many's. Whatever your love is, there is a fan waiting for you. So first and foremost don't force yourself to write anything. Post what you love whether you want it in audio, video, or blog format. You'll eventually get the feel for the platform and be a pro in no time.